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If your Tacx Flux exhibits signs of squeaking and even random power surges, you should investigate whether or not the tension arm is twisted. It's a simple enough job to check if you have a Torx T20 screwdriver and a straight edge.
Please contact us if you need assistance in doing so and we will happily guide you through the process of checking. To do so, please email us your contact number. We also offer an in-house repair and servicing option to get your Flux back up and running and better than new (according to our customers!)
We also offer a bespoke Tacx Flux servicing option to keep your machine running at its optimum and can offer advice on how to get the best out of your machine. Just get in touch.
The design has been tweaked in co-operation with a research and development engineer and we have designed out the flaws in the original design.
This popular repair solution will get you back up and running fast.
We have taken the original repair solution and made some tweaks with the original solution provider to account for variances in the different designs and build tolerances of the Flux, Flux S and Flux 2.
We have used the legal principle of "must-fit" in bringing this repair solution to market thus enabling the home user to strip and repair their machine.
However, we have subtly altered the design to improve your experience of your Tacx Flux.
This is a direct replacement for those machines which exhibit a twist in the tensioner arm and are out of warranty.
With limited commonly available tools (assuming you don't already have them), the home user can now repair their own machine with this part within a very short time and never have to replace the arm again.
LONG LIVE ALL ITERATIONS OF THE TACX FLUX!
